Sentence examples for contribute besides from inspiring English sources

"What we electric-car veterans contribute besides our expertise is a higher level of confidence that a given program will be properly executed," Mr. Purcell said.

This novel function might also contribute, besides the already known functions described above, to the lytic replication deficit which has been observed in vivo after intracerebral and intraperitoneal [23] or intranasal [40] infection of mice with ORF4 mutant viruses.

E. Moawad has introduced a clinical staging by imaging techniques that allow accurate cancer staging that helps to administer the appropriate low-waste dose and modify it by monitoring an earlier response to therapy which contributes besides developing dose-delivery skills to the success of all types of cancer treatments (Moawad 2010, 2011).

Reeve appears to contribute little besides some enthused honking, but this is lovely, moving stuff.

But, he says, "I wanted to contribute something besides making money".

This could lead to the greater utilization of POFA in concrete and, subsequently, could be useful in protecting the environment by minimizing volume of waste disposed on the wasteland and minimizing emission of greenhouse gases that released during cement production, besides contribute to cost saving which could somehow contribute towards the sustainability of the concrete industry.

But there were other contributing factors besides Clinton's tax increases.

In an April deposition that was unsealed last month, Thicke admitted that he was high on Vicodin and drunk during the recording of the song, saying he contributed little besides his lead vocals to the recording.

"We're not diminishing the importance of obesity at all, but these data suggest that at a population level there are additional factors that contribute to diabetes risk besides obesity and total calorie intake, and that sugar appears to play a prominent role," said Basu.

For example, the chemical growth pathways supported by this work suggest that other isomers besides pyrene contribute to the measured signal at m/z = 202 u (C16H10), a result that adds concern regarding the general validity of the assumption of pyrene dimerization as the particle inception step.

It is very interesting that ethanol extracts of both G. lucidum and G. sinense, at the same cytotoxicity concentration, have similar antitumoral proliferation effect through both apoptosis pathway and cell cycle arrest effect [1], which indicates that some other compounds may contribute to their activity besides triterpenoids and polysaccharides.